I know many Singaporeans love staying in Pratunam area to shop and eat. So, where can you go to shop in Pratunam after 8pm? Platinum Fashion Mall and the street markets opposite at Pratunam Market close at 8pm and so night shopping is totally different in Pratunam.
If you are the kind who is lazy to travel to other districts, you will be glad to know that there are several night market spots where you can do some shopping and have some delicious food!
Shopping (Night Market)
#1 The Palladium
Located diagonally opposite Novotel Platinum / Platinum Fashion Mall is The Palladium World Shopping, which is the same complex as The Berkeley Hotel. This place is buzzing with tourists from Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.
Half a year ago, it was not as big as the one today. Thailand is always changing. Amazing Thailand.
If you love customised stuff, you will love this place.
Even at the side roads leading to the carpark, stalls are also being set up. They really make use of any space available.
#2 Watergate Pavillion
From The Palladium, walk down towards Airport Rail Link Ratchaprarob Station and you will see Watergate Pavillion. This is also the place where Centara Watergate Pavillion is located.
The market here is smaller in scale and also less quiet as compared to the one at The Palladium.
#3 Baiyoke
Baiyoke area has changed a lot over the past 5 years and the group of people staying in this area is also different. There are still many shops here but if you ask me to choose which I prefer, I would go for The Palladium. But one thing better here, is the street food!
Food
#1 Baiyoke Street Food
At late night, if you want Street Food, you still can find lots of it in Pratunam, hidden behind Baiyoke area. If you are familiar, it is on the road leading to Citin Pratunam Hotel.
Sweet Corn!
Lemongrass salted-coated Grilled Fish
The “Yum” stall. They sell Yum Woon Sen and Yum Mamee.
The famous Halal Tom Yum!
#2 Chicken Rice Street (Opp The Berkeley Hotel)
If Street Food is not enough for you and you want something more filling, why not try Bangkok’s most famous Chicken Rice? Of course, if you are a big fan of Singapore Chicken Rice, then this will not be as delicious for you. But still, good to try at least once.
Outside the Chicken Rice stalls, you can also find Mango Sticky Rice.
As usual, this list will be updated as and when there are new findings to be included. 🙂
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Hi, Which hotel would you recommended to stay while in bangkok?
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Is the one at Palladium still there now? Planning to go there next week but afraid they’ve relocated.
still around
Thank you!
Hi! For the night markets at The Palladium & Watergate, which days and what timing do they open? 🙂
they open about 7pm but do avoid mondays.
For the night markets at The Palladium and Watergate what time do they close?
About 10pm depending on vendors
yes, it’s still around
yes
Pratunam night market are still around.
Hi, I’m actually going in Dec, staying near Pratunam, are pratunam night market, talad neon and big c actually within same area to visit on one night?
yes you are right!
hi, do you know which night markets are open on Monday at Bkk? Thanks!
Hi, no night markets are open on Monday.
Hi, pratunam night market open on weekdays?
and the opening timing what time to what time?
They are open from Tuesdays from about 7/8pm to about 11pm
You can check out the night market at Baiyoke and Pratunam area. They close around 10pm.
Which market close late?
Pratunam market usually close from 10pm. You can check out the other night markets here which closes at 12am. But some vendors might choose to close at 11pm though. http://aroimakmak.com/must-go-night-markets-in-bangkok/
Thanks for your support. I actually covered about the new location of FB Live before and it’s not worth to visit.
They have shifted elsewhere. Check out : http://aroimakmak.com/breaking-news-siam-street-vendors-told-move-aug-1/
Yes, pratunam market is still around.